We source the products from different suppliers, at the country-specific prices.

The only difference is the colour, one is the white version and the other is the chrome version.

It's just the delivery time that took me about 3 weeks. Mine was 380. But everything is original and new.

Answer from customer service by e-mail: "An important factor in determining the price is the purchase price. We are dependent on different suppliers. If we buy the item more expensively, we also have to increase the price because the margin is calculated very low, especially for electronic products. But even in the opposite case, we naturally adjust the price downwards. Thus, the different colours also have different prices. Demand also plays a role in determining the price."

The Eureka Mignon Specialita (EU version) actually uses disc grinders, but these are flat-ground grinding discs that ensure precise and consistent grinding of coffee beans. This type of grinding disc is typical of many high-quality coffee grinders and offers good performance and longevity.

Unfortunately not. However, a CH adapter is supplied...

No, it's new. When I bought the same grinder, it was so cheap because it was not immediately available. When it was available again, the price went up again. What's more, this colour is also cheaper than the chrome one, for example.

Yes, it has silent technology. It's actually very quiet for me.

As the product is currently on backorder, we unfortunately do not have any information on availability at the moment. Discounts may be applied across entire product categories without regard to individual product availability.

As the product is currently on backorder, we unfortunately have no information on availability at the moment.

Is a shade and, by the way, very pleasantly quiet. Can highly recommend it.

Yes, this coffee grinder is matt black.

EU import with the EU plug.

The difference lies in the power plug. The more expensive version has the Swiss type J plug, the cheaper one is probably directly imported and has a type C (European plug). However, the adapter is included.

The pictures in our shop are in very many cases example pictures. The item therefore has the colour that matches the manufacturer's number.

According to my research, the first link is to an imported version, which is fitted with a Schuko plug: Eureka Mignon Specialita With imported goods, we naturally include a suitable fixed adapter so that the unit can be connected. The second link is to the version for the Swiss market: Eureka Mignon Specialita Other colour options are also available with this offer. Due to our parallel import, we can often offer certain products at a lower price. Apart from the power plug, however, I could not find any differences in the products 👍

Yes, that is so true :) LG

According to our information, our supplier does not have the item in stock yet. He should probably receive it at the end of February/beginning of March.

I quickly checked it on my unit: The time can be programmed in tenths of a second steps from 0.2 to 50.0 seconds. Furthermore, a continuous output of maximum 60 seconds can be set (by pressing single and double output simultaneously).

Unfortunately, we cannot say why. We are still clarifying the delivery date and as soon as we have new information, we will update it in the online shop.

Among the Mignon, the Specialità is the version with the largest grinding discs: 55mm diameter. The Perfetto and the Silenzio are then at 50mm (the same as the predecessor; the Mignon MCI). For larger grinding discs on the Eureka machines, you would have to switch to the Atom (60 mm on the Standard). https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s2/product/eureka-atom-kaffeemuehle-7950084

No, unfortunately nothing like that is included